From: Joel Pearson <lists@...>
Date: 2012-12-01T06:49:40+09:00
Subject: Re: Page Objectt design with Selenium Watir-Webdriver

You're using an instance variable '@' for your browser. I think if 
you're going to use multiple classes you might be better off with a 
class variable '@@' or a global variable '$' to ensure that you can hand 
the browser control back and forth without any problems. I'm quite new 
to OOP myself, but I suspect that an instance variable might cause you 
problems later on.

I have absolutely no idea whether it's a good plan to have a separate 
class for each test sequence. I just know that's not how I went about 
doing it. Experiment a bit, it'll be interesting to find out what 
happens :)

I don't know what your situation is, so I can't really comment on your 
user interactions. What I did was run my application as an rbw extension 
and build a GUI with Tcl/Tk. Much prettier than a console app!

Feel free to keep asking questions and coming up with ideas; playing is 
learning.

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